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Elaborate federal rules defining "community living" for people with disabilities too often prevent it from happening for those with the greatest needs.

The Arctic region has become critical to national security and is being hotly contested by several nations, including China.

It's one thing to pass a major piece of legislation and have it signed by the president; it's quite another to get the public to swallow it as something that benefits most of the country.

Iran isn't only in the Middle East. Iran is in Europe. In the Balkans.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, with a brazenness that defies decency, stood before Europe last week and all but confessed to China's true strategic calculus.

Something is happening deep in the heart of Texas that could set a terrible precedent for the rest of the country.

Georgetown University's interim president will testify before Congress on Wednesday in a pivotal hearing on the root causes of campus antisemitism.

Hillary Clinton wasn't the only one engaged in dirty tricks against Donald Trump during the 2016 presidential election.

After firing general manager Mike Rizzo and manager Davey Martinez, the Lerners will be exposed and fans will see that managing partner Mark Lerner doesn't have any more knowledge about the baseball side of the business than he did when he first came ...

Kamala Harris' entire political career has been nothing but smoke and mirrors.